Frankenstein Explained (Parker)

Who wrote "Frankenstein"?

• Jane Austen
• Charles Dickens
• Mary Shelley
• Emily Brontë

How does Shelley depict the creature in terms of looks in her novel?

• The creature is depicted as having a normal human appearance with no distinguishing features.
• Shelley depicts the creature as having a hideous and grotesque appearance, characterized by yellow skin, watery eyes, and black lips.
• Shelley portrays the creature with smooth skin and bright blue eyes.
• The creature is described as having a beautiful and angelic appearance.

What parts were used to create Shelly's creature?

• A heart from a cat, wings from a bird, and fur from a rabbit.
• A brain from a dog, limbs from a human, and skin from a corpse.
• A brain from a fish, limbs from a dinosaur, and skin from a lizard.

How many children did Shelly have that died?

• Three
• Four

• Five
• Two

What is the different between "Fate" and "Free Will"?

Frankenstein explores the theme of how our actions can lead to significant consequences. Reflecting on this theme, how do you personally decide if a choice is good or likely to have positive outcomes? Consider factors you think about when making a decision and explain why they are important.

Who do you think is the villain in "Frankenstein"

• Victor Frankenstein

• The Creature

• Both

• Neither